Participatory Mapping with Urban Youth: The Visual Elicitation of Socio-Spatial Research Data.
Earlier this month we took a look at the bold new participatory mapping project for every settlement on Earth: Missing Maps.
Digital media offers tools for collaborative media creation and dissemination through social media, blogs, wikis, citizen journalism and participatory maps.
There are some great examples of participatory mapping on this site, among many other interesting ideas.
Participatory mapping, and focus group discussions were used in this study.
For this, we developed methods that combined participatory mapping, satellite image interpretation and GPS data collection.
We discuss the implications and supporting rationale for using participatory mapping in community meetings.
Our participatory mapping research project has four primary purposes: First, we explore participatory mapping as a way to collaboratively generate new food system knowledge with scholars, practitioners, and producers.
Climate change adaptation, resilience planning, affordable housing, transportation equity, urban mobility, spatial inequality, participatory mapping, data science, spatial analysis.
The tools include participatory mapping, spatial analysis, a video survey, street audits, a health and neighbourhood mobility survey, and a valuation tool based on a stated preference survey.
